Love Insurance: A Tale of Deceit and Romance: Love and Mystery in the Early 20th Century
Nov 2019 · Good Press
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In 'Love Insurance', Earl Derr Biggers weaves a charming tale that intertwines romance and mystery within the lush backdrop of Honolulu, Hawaii. The narrative follows the hapless yet endearing character, an insurance salesman, who finds himself embroiled in a world of love and deception. Through witty dialogue and lively descriptions, Biggers contrasts the alluring Hawaiian setting with themes of fidelity and trust, all while delivering a lighthearted critique of early 20th-century American societal norms. The novel's style reflects a blend of comedic elements and detective fiction, making it a delightful example of sentimentality paired with intrigue. Earl Derr Biggers, an influential author of the early 1900s, is best known for creating the iconic character Charlie Chan. His extensive travels and experiences, including his time in Hawaii, cultivated the vivid settings and multicultural elements seen in his works. Writing during a period when Americans were captivated by the exotic allure of the Pacific Islands, Biggers incorporated his observations about human behavior and romance, which resonate deeply within this novel. 'Love Insurance' is highly recommended for readers seeking a light yet engaging narrative rich with humor and insight into the complexities of love. Biggers'Äô deft blending of romance and mystery not only entertains but also invites reflection on the nature of relationships and societal expectations. This novel is a delightful read for fans of early 20th-century literature and those wishing to explore the vibrant nuances of love in its many forms.
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